if line meets the graphwherein k points. what is k equal to?
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☣Concept :
- The solution set for the intersection of the two graphs say y = f(x) and y = g(x) will contain the solution of the equation f(x) = g(x)
☣Given :
There are two equation.
- y =√3
- y=tan x
☣Solution :
The intersection of this two graph will be the solution set for the equation .
☣WKT,
☯The general solution for the above equation will be,
☣Given that
- The solution set of the intersection of the graph is .. -2π/3 , π/3, 4π/3...
- But only one value of the solution lies in the range.
Since K is the number of solution points for the intersection of the graph y =√3 and y =tan x in the range x €(0, π/2) , so we can say that k=1
☣Note :
Refer the attachment for the graph.
- From the graph there is only one intersection point
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❇Answer❇
☣Concept :
The solution set for the intersection of the two graphs say y = f(x) and y = g(x) will contain the solution of the equation f(x) = g(x)
☣Given :
There are two equation.
y =√3
y=tan x
☣Solution :
The intersection of this two graph will be the solution set for the equation .
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